Good work everyone! Remember that your Project #4 is due on Monday. For tomorrow, try to bring in the first half of your essay. I'll give the remainder of class tomorrow to finish the rough draft.
But first, it's time for a lesson on email-writing etiquette! I love getting emails, but because I get so many, it's important to be professional and clear. I often get emails that only have Chinese characters, with a document with no name, and I have no idea what to do with it. So here is a model of a good email:
Before writing:
- Do I have a picture on my email?
- Is my English name written properly?
- Is my email address professional?
While writing:
-Make your subject clear. For example: "asingment" is both poorly spelled and not clear. Try something like this: "Mark McLean - Project #3"
-Include text in the email. This should include a greeting, something kind, your purpose, a thank you, and your name. Here's an example:
Hello Mr. McLean,
I hope you're feeling well today! Here is my Project #3, in a Word document. Thank you for your time!
Sincerely,
Mr. McLean
-When you attach a document, make sure that the document has an appropriate title. "223" is not appropriate. Use your name and the title of the assignment. For example: "Mark McLean - Project #3"
After writing:
-Look through for spelling mistakes, and make sure that the documents you're sending are appropriate.
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